Showing posts with label Circle Stitch & Cut Tool. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Circle Stitch & Cut Tool. Show all posts

Thursday, July 6, 2017

Birthday Wishes by Jenny Alia

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Hi friends!  It's Jenny here today sharing a birthday card.  Blue is one of my favorite colors and I thought I'd even match the Chrysanthemums.  The patterned card stock is double sided so I played around turning elements over to get the patterns to look best.  I really liked how the Chrysanthemums look cut from the matching patterned paper.  This is a small flower die set but it's a perfect size for cards and packs a big punch.


I used the Birthday Wishes Circle and cut a circle from the Circle Stitch and Cut Tool to add behind.  I really like the extra detailing the stitching adds on the circle.  The two larger Pierced Banners were cut using coordinating paper from the same pack.

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Thanks for stopping by the blog today!  
Hugs,  Jenny

Thursday, April 6, 2017

Dream by Jenny Alia

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Hello, it's Jenny here from Jen's Paper Obsession hosting the blog today.  I'm sharing a card I made that has a window in the front.  I was planning a shaker card but with everything going on inside the window I decided to keep it simpler.  It does have a raised plastic window though.
 I cut a circle in the piece of designer paper and sandwiched the plastic between that circle and a piece of thin chipboard in which I cut a smaller circle.  I also cut the Dream word out of the same chipboard before painting it with some new sparks paint.  The mushrooms were backed with white paper and I cut the read tops and mounted them on mushrooms cut out of white.  I added all my elements and adhered the layers together with a strong double sided tape.


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I hope you like the result.  Thanks for dropping by the blog today.  


Hugs, Jenny

Monday, March 6, 2017

Hello by Jenny Alia

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Hi, it's Jenny here today with a clean and simple card I created using dies from the January Cheery Lynn release.  I just love these new Indie Bouquet flowers with the cut-out details.  I only used two of the dies but there are many more varieties included with the die.  These flowers can become lacy if layered and alternately look really bold backed with another color.    


 I left the flowers simple but embellished them with a glitter pen and rhinestone centers.  I also stacked the Hello die from the Bohemian Word Die Set.  I cut it three times in the same colors I used for the flowers.  Each time I added a layer I liked the effect more.  It also popped up the word almost as high as the Circle Stitch and cut tool which was adhered with foam tape for added interest and dimension.


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Thanks for visiting the blog today!  

Wednesday, March 1, 2017

Birthday Wishes with Lisa Blastick

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Hello! Today I'm sharing a new card for Cheery Lynn Designs! It seems like a while since a made anything new...I've been on a mini album trend lately. I was thinking about making a card since I knew my post was on the first of the month....as the weekend went by I realized OMG! It is Wednesday! I forgot it was a shorter month? Where does the time go...March already! 


So, as I was scrambling today...yes, Tuesday evening after work....lol, I was able to think quick birthday card....now who doesn't have that come up quick? I used the new release "mandala doily 2" It's so detailed and of course beautiful like so many Cheery Lynn Die Cuts. I also used "floral bouquet kit" flowers and leaves...I really love this die cut set. There are so many things to die cut out. I added some Gala Glitz in silver in the centers. On the top and bottom, I used curved border set. 


The sentiment was stamped with purple ink on one of my favorite "stitched circles" There are pop dots behind the circle and the doily. You can't see the embossed "old brick" on the first to pictures...sorry about that...but on the close up here you can see it better. Yay! 


Thanks for stopping by today!
Love all your wonderful comments too!
Have a great day!
Hugs Lisa

Tuesday, February 14, 2017

Blue & Gold by Jenny Alia

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Hi crafty friends!  It's Jenny here today sharing a centerpiece project I made using Cheery Lynn dies. All of my school-aged children are in scouting and the big cub scout anniversary dinner blue & gold is typically held around February in our pack.  I am helping out this year by creating centerpieces.  


The theme of this year's dinner is Western and I thought the new Mandela Doily die looked similar to designs I've seen on bandanas.  These centerpieces are essentially card toppers or simple lollipop cards.  I taped skewers to the backs of each and then finished the backs by gluing another piece of card stock, sandwiching the skewer in the middle.  I added sand to the bottoms of mason jars so the skewers would stay positioned in the direction I wanted. 


Before assembling, I used a makeup sponge and distress ink to age the edges with a little ink.  The distressing helped tie the blue and gold colors with the western theme.  After I adhered the skewers to the stars, I thought they'd be great done in pink for a girl's birthday and could double as wands.  

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Thanks for stopping by the blog today and Happy Valentine's Day!

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